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Damnit, headaches. There's a party in my head, and I'm not invited. |
@shortyawards I nominate @cyanotic for a Shorty Award in #music because the rest of you have no taste in music. |
@shortyawards I nominate @shortyawards for a Shorty Award in #douche |
Anyone who says that Macs "just work" is lying through their teeth. |
@spitecho AFTER ALL THOSE YEARS, I'M ON THE INTERNET NOW! I LIKE IT HERE! YEAH, THROW AWAY THE WEP KEY! ... Wait, don't throw that away— |
How to stop ignoring your To Do lists: http://jackcheng.com/time-o... (Thanks, @cubicle17!) |
I still have a fair amount of old, pre-€ Irish money. Might carry some around in my wallet, for nostalgia value. |
An inky in the wild: http://flickr.com/photos/do... (Thanks, @dot_dot!) |
Slowly clearing out my Instapaper unread list. It went right back to February-ish. There were links to muxtapes in there! |
…That was from Electric Wizard, by the by (http://found.boxofjunk.ws/p...). I'm not a cranky old man. Not yet, anyway. |
Yer all the same, the lot of you, with your long hair and faggot clothes. Drugs, sex; every sort of filth. And ye hate the police, don't ye? |
I take it back. `defaults write com.apple.dashboard mcx-disabled -bool YES` all the way. |
I disabled the dashboard within days of getting my mac. I enabled it again immediately after seeing a screenshot featuring a Dogcow widget. |
@nosmo So much nostalgia! :') |
DAMN KIDS GET OFF MY LAWN |
1994. Windows 3.11. Floppy disks TWIN-SPEED CD DRIVE. Creative Writer. Encarta 94. Apogee platform games. Those were the glory days. |
When time travel becomes a reality, I will spend the rest of my days chilling in the 90s - the days when computers were fascinating and fun. |
Failing at importing images into iMovie. The bloody thing won't add them in order. |
Half-serious idea: Extend the ISO date/time standard to allow for fuzziness; e.g. '2008, Saturday afternoon, about tea-time'. |
